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So how low can you go? Well, how about looting the homes of flood victims in Roche Percee? That's about as scummy as you can get, I would expect.

With floodwaters inundating numerous areas in southeast Saskatchewan, a number of scenarios that once seemed unthinkable have presented challenges for everyone from law enforcement to utility companies.

Estevan Bruins head coach and general manager Keith Cassidy continues to pile up the kilometres, inking three more list players to contracts last week.

A police chase that took Estevan Police Service (EPS) members and their counterparts in other communities to the outskirts of Weyburn on the night of June 21, culminated in a court room for an Estevan man.

This time the call isn't for assistance to a singular victim, or a community call out for the local United Way or some other non-profit or charitable organization.

A local man was remanded in custody after charges alleging he stole a vehicle and evaded police while impaired. The Crown prosecutor was not agreeable to the release of Estevan resident Evan Garrow, during provincial court proceedings on June 23.

As he stood beside his boat, Harley Jahn had a perfect view of the terrible fate that has befallen the village he once called home. "It's heartbreaking," he said.

A number of local softball clubs are preparing for provincial competition, beginning this weekend.

Relief for the victims of flooding this spring has begun to pour in, through donations, and the help of a benefit concert.

After reaching a record high of 770 cubic metres per second, outflows into the Souris River are gradually beginning to drop.